It was a comfortable process. I first talked to a recruiter first and then set up an office interview. I was in the interview with two individuals and received an offer shortly after

Recruiter called and set up an appointment for me with the hiring manager. A few days later I went into the office, then came in the hiring managers. The interview was mediocre, but one of the managers asked some questions as if they were questioning my intelligence, and I didn’t appreciate that. Honestly, they are lucky I didn’t leave in the middle of the interview. Not to mention, their office felt like a boiler room. Why would anyone want to work with unprofessional people? One thing I’ve learned is that when you are interviewing with a company, first impressions are everything because it can say a lot about a employer or manager’s character. I’m glad I don’t work here or have to deal with people like these managers. There are a lot of better companies to work for out there, especially when it comes to how you are treated. I highly recommend staying away from this place and looking elsewhere.